Illinois Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions

Correct answer: At least 100 feet

Signal continuously for at least 100 feet in business or residential areas and at least 200 feet elsewhere.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Signaling and Turning

Correct answer: At least 200 feet

In other areas, the turn signal must be given at least 200 feet before turning.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Signaling and Turning

Correct answer: Left arm extended straight up

Hand signals use the left arm: straight up for right, straight out for left, down for slow or stop.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Signaling and Turning

Correct answer: Stay close to the curb and turn into the right-hand lane

Follow the curve of the curb, stay close to it, and turn into the right-hand lane of the road you enter.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Signaling and Turning

Correct answer: Straight ahead until you start the turn

Point the wheels straight ahead until starting the turn, then complete it into the lane closest to your direction.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Signaling and Turning

Correct answer: Only if you can see at least 500 feet in all directions

Do not turn around on curves and hills unless you can see at least 500 feet in all directions.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Signaling and Turning

Correct answer: Counter-clockwise; yield to all traffic, pedestrians and bicycles

Traffic circles counter-clockwise, and vehicles entering or exiting must yield to all traffic, including pedestrians and bicycles.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Rotary and Roundabout

Correct answer: Use your right turn signal

Use your right turn signal to let other drivers know you are exiting the roundabout.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Rotary and Roundabout

Correct answer: Only when preparing for or making a left turn (or a permitted U-turn)

Drive in the lane only when preparing for or making a left turn from or into the roadway, or a legal U-turn.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Lane Usage